An episode of the Russian evacuation group in Ukraine. In the video, a Russian Desertcross-1000 buggy, made in China, is used to evacuate two wounded soldiers. Technical information about the Desertcross-1000 buggy is on the channel. During the evacuation, Ukrainian FPV drones try to attack the group twice. A serviceman fires at the drones and, risking his life, tries to distract their attention from the wounded. The exact location of the shooting is not reported, the video is shortened.
The War in the Ukraine
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T-72B3M with Arena APS spotted. Seems it sacrifices the side turret ERA bricks
Official story is that Ukraine decimated the North Korean troops a month ago and they then withdrew defeated from battle.
Honestly never thought such a blatantly made up victory could ever be accepted as true, but here we are.
Don't see how Italy alone would have been a match to Ukraine in terms of military and Russia has 4 times that potential.
Either way the possible length of the frontline between Ukraine and Russia is so massive that manpower can always become the deciding factor if both sides enact mass mobilization.
While it appears Russia prefers a more methodical approach and even tried to avoid mobilization altogether; it remains an option which would decisively tilt the scales.
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Lancet operator followed a Ukrainian drone back to it's crew, then tracked their vehicle to their deployment point before striking it. Another Lancet drone then struck the house the crew went in, however this version of the footage didn't have this.
Siberian Association unit lands a Baba Yaga and hacks it's memory. Inside they discovered a video left by Ukrainian technicians assembling and testing the drone, then forgot to remove it. The footage was much longer than shown, and it's said that it contains priceless information.
A Ukrainian counterattack fails in Chasiv Yar which left two AFVs burning.
Ukrainian assault group was discovered in a forest belt and was met with artillery and mortar fire. UAVs guided the artillery which suggests either guided munitions are used, or drones acted as artillery spotters.
Russian air strike on the deployment points of the AFU 100th Brigade on the Kleban-Byk area.
Artillery strikes against Ukrainian dugouts. Again, in these cases, guided munitions are often used.
Building with a Ukrainian ATGM crew hit by a Chernika-2 or Blueberry-2 winged FPV drone, which often contains a thermobaric warhead. Cherninkas are used for targets around 20km to 40km in range which is in accessible with multirotor units.
New Russian mobile MANPADS.
Ukrainians trying to breakthrough the Belgorod Demikovka, led by several IMRs, which were tracked and many hit. The Russians said that the attack is being repulsed but they said same thing early in the Kursk incursion, and we will see if the situation is different this time. IMO, the AFU continues to lose more and more offensive stamina, as we have seen many of their counterattacks peter out these days, like in Toretsk and Pokrovsk recently.
It said that 20 Gerans arrive at the Merefa oil refinery plant, which is practically destroyed.
Artillery strikes of the East Group takes out two Ukrainian D-30 howitzer positions and engineering activities in the Polozhsky sector.
Hyacinth-B of Group Center forces takes out a fortified hanger of the AFU using Krasnopols towards the Pokrovsk direction.
HIMARS and GMLRS attack on a Russian hanger in the Kursk regional and three M1979 Koksans in the Kharkhiv region. The first attack showed cluster munitions applied on a village with a hanger, which I don't see any other personnel and vehicles about. The cluster munitions failed to penetrate or damage the hanger. The second we have a GMLRS arrive with a HE-FRAG warhead and it goes wide off the mark against the intended target. No secondary explosions seen which indicates ammunition being destroyed. This is similar to the attack lm the Malva where the cluster munitions failed to destroy the fragmentation resistant vehicle and the second strike with the HE warhead fell wide off the mark thanks to jamming.
The second footage we see HIMARS cluster munitions try to strike on three Koksans. No secondary detonations observed, and damage is unknown. The vehicles are not destroyed but sustained some fragmentation damage that requires repair. I do think the Russians who parked the vehicles this way are going to be in trouble with their superiors.
TOS arrivals on Ukrainian positions in Volchansk. MoD footage often mixes stock launching footage with the actual battlefield footage even if both footages are not related. The TOS depicted in stock footage is far from the heavily added armored and grilled TOS machines we see of late.
Siberian Association unit lands a Baba Yaga and hacks it's memory. Inside they discovered a video left by Ukrainian technicians assembling and testing the drone, then forgot to remove it. The footage was much longer than shown, and it's said that it contains priceless information.
A Ukrainian counterattack fails in Chasiv Yar which left two AFVs burning.
Ukrainian assault group was discovered in a forest belt and was met with artillery and mortar fire. UAVs guided the artillery which suggests either guided munitions are used, or drones acted as artillery spotters.
Russian air strike on the deployment points of the AFU 100th Brigade on the Kleban-Byk area.
Artillery strikes against Ukrainian dugouts. Again, in these cases, guided munitions are often used.
Building with a Ukrainian ATGM crew hit by a Chernika-2 or Blueberry-2 winged FPV drone, which often contains a thermobaric warhead. Cherninkas are used for targets around 20km to 40km in range which is in accessible with multirotor units.
New Russian mobile MANPADS.
Ukrainians trying to breakthrough the Belgorod Demikovka, led by several IMRs, which were tracked and many hit. The Russians said that the attack is being repulsed but they said same thing early in the Kursk incursion, and we will see if the situation is different this time. IMO, the AFU continues to lose more and more offensive stamina, as we have seen many of their counterattacks peter out these days, like in Toretsk and Pokrovsk recently.
It said that 20 Gerans arrive at the Merefa oil refinery plant, which is practically destroyed.
Artillery strikes of the East Group takes out two Ukrainian D-30 howitzer positions and engineering activities in the Polozhsky sector.
Hyacinth-B of Group Center forces takes out a fortified hanger of the AFU using Krasnopols towards the Pokrovsk direction.
HIMARS and GMLRS attack on a Russian hanger in the Kursk regional and three M1979 Koksans in the Kharkhiv region. The first attack showed cluster munitions applied on a village with a hanger, which I don't see any other personnel and vehicles about. The cluster munitions failed to penetrate or damage the hanger. The second we have a GMLRS arrive with a HE-FRAG warhead and it goes wide off the mark against the intended target. No secondary explosions seen which indicates ammunition being destroyed. This is similar to the attack lm the Malva where the cluster munitions failed to destroy the fragmentation resistant vehicle and the second strike with the HE warhead fell wide off the mark thanks to jamming.
The second footage we see HIMARS cluster munitions try to strike on three Koksans. No secondary detonations observed, and damage is unknown. The vehicles are not destroyed but sustained some fragmentation damage that requires repair. I do think the Russians who parked the vehicles this way are going to be in trouble with their superiors.
TOS arrivals on Ukrainian positions in Volchansk. MoD footage often mixes stock launching footage with the actual battlefield footage even if both footages are not related. The TOS depicted in stock footage is far from the heavily added armored and grilled TOS machines we see of late.
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